DER MODERNE MAN - Unmodern LP Grunge

DER MODERNE MAN - Unmodern LP GrungeAt the beginning of the 80s, Der Moderne Man, along with bands like Hans A Plast and 39 Clocks, were part of the No Fun Records environment, a Hanover based label that served as an incubator for an entire scene between punk, avant garde and new wave. In addition to two studio albums, the band recorded various demos, EPs and singles between 1981 and 1983. These songs, which did not appear on the two regular albums, are now being re released for the

whose musical traditions have vivid Arabic and North African resonances

In February and March of 1977

The space may be gone but its spirit lives and the music moves forward into new vessels

vigilant and protective of their masterpiece the band is

Prekop described the move thus

adroit silliness

released by Upset The Rhythm on February 3rd

The melodic construction of the album takes inspiration from variouscultures

die vier Songs der EP 'Zerstörung' (1989)

or watching seeds fall from the bird feeder

Aoife Nessa Frances

and have been remastered from original 78 rpm discs by Tim Stollenwerk